Chirayu Rupani

CAREER GOAL IS FINDIND OUT SOMETHING IM GOOD AT AND GETTING MONEY OUT OF IT.

I think I can do this by getting involved in clubs as soon as possible so I am exposed to this. Another way I can do this is to research different schools that provide these options.

I've heard that college is a time for hard work but great fun. What is your personal experience with this?

What is the most VITAL thing that should be on my resume and why is it important?

I try to get a good scholarship to help my family in the future because I don't want them carry about me

What can I do to get a software engineering job at Apple?

I have a college interview coming up and was told to prepare questions. What are unique ideas of things I could ask, mostly pertaining to UCLA's music industry major? Also, do you have interview tips?

I'm fairly new to networking and was wondering about ways I can connect to people. I'm also wondering if there's a good time to make connections, such as when I'm in school or when I get to college.

How do I discover colleges that have the specific sports/careers that I want to pursue and how can I apply for that certain college that meets those parameters?

Should you go straight into college if you're not completely sure what to major in, or should you take some time away from school?

If you were in charge of the department you work in for one day, what would you do differently? Would it be something with the actual work you do, or the place you work in? Thanks for your time! #career-choice #change-management #project-management #professional-training #computer-software...

I know that first impressions matter, that they are extremely important. Does anyone know exactly how long you have to make a first impression?
Thank you!
#marketing-and-advertising #information-technology-and-services #financial-services #customer-service

I am currently in high school in my junior year.

I have been meaning to get into linkedin and am wondering if there is a way to best portray yourself to get the best chances of being reached out to. Is there any information that is vital and is there any information that should be left out?

I'm currently a junior in high school and would be starting my college applications later in the year.